Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: This Is Buzz (2026)
If you grew up watching MTV when they actually played music videos, you might remember a strange, hyper-kinetic show called Buzz that aired 13 episodes in 1990. It was called Buzz, and chances are, you didn’t see it. But you may have seen what came out of it. Mark Pellington’s new documentary, This Is Buzz, […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: Pitfall (2026)
When a movie starts with a line like “Family is forever,” you know you’re about to watch a family get absolutely decimated. Directed by James Kondelik, Pitfall is a gritty, backwoods survival-horror mixed with dysfunctional-family drama. The Williams family—patriarch Drew (Grant Vlahovic), mother Loraine (Teresa Laverty) and their adult kids, Scott (Marshall Williams) and Ashley […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: The Peril at Pincer Point (2026)
Jim Baitte (Jack Redmayn) is a man with a singular mission. As the sound recordist for a movie, he is determined to finally prove he isn’t the total disaster everyone assumes he is. His destination is the titular Pincer Point, an island that reeks of salt air, isolation, and, according to local legend, a dark […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: W.T.F. FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 2
Dual Wielder (2026): Directed by Julia Boyd, this reveals why the initials E.E. sit atop every Time Crisis leaderboard in Los Angeles. Those high scores are from Eddie Esguerra, who has mastered the art of holding two light guns simultaneously, dodging virtual bullets, and clearing levels with surgical precision. It’s not just a movie about […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: W.T.F. FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 3
Blossom Needs a Ride Home (2025):Directed by Tim Schwagel. You know how it is. You spend your night fighting off a bloodthirsty maniac, you’re covered in gore, the adrenaline is fading, and now you have the ultimate indignity: trying to get a ride home in the middle of nowhere. I always wonder what happens in […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: DANGEROUS VISIONS: FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 2
Undertone (2025): Shaun Munro’s Undertone reminds us that the scariest things might be the ones vibrating right beneath our floorboards. The film follows a sound recordist who picks up strange audio frequencies emanating from beneath their home. What starts as a curiosity—the kind of professional obsession that usually leads to a third-act demise—quickly spirals into […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: W.T.F. FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 1
Spanked by a Ghost (2025): Directed by Katelyn Douglass, this follows a lonely protagonist who finds herself living in a house that isn’t just haunted. It’s handsy. But she doesn’t run for the hills. Instead, she becomes obsessed. So what starts off as a standard ghost story becomes an exploration of repressed, supernatural desire. As […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: CFF SALUTES YOUR SHORTS: FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 2
The Second Coming (2025): A young couple is trying to navigate the normal stressors of life. They are looking to cement their future, but that future gets derailed when a divine entity descends. This isn’t your standard angel-on-the-shoulder visit. This entity is cold, intrusive, and treats the couple’slife like a lab experiment. As the entity […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: The Chattanooga Syndrome – NOCLIP 3 (2026)
For the last two Chattanooga Film Festivals, Gavin Charles and Alex Conn have shown a liminal horror film, those being NOCLIP and NOCLIP 2: Return to Lunchland. Now, they turn the lens on themselves. Picking up right where their last project left off, the third movie follows the filmmaking duo as they head to Tennessee to celebrate […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: King of Black Goo (2026)
Andrew Zappin’s King of Black Goo follows Arthur, a man so profoundly lonely he’s practically translucent. He spends his days cataloging the mundane, only to find solace in the promise of a clandestine medical procedure known as the Black Goo treatment. It’s marketed as a personality-reconstruction therapy, a way to liquefy the jagged edges of […]
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